This update introduces the outcome review system — a new Obsidian Base and expanded process for tracking domain-level progress alongside behavior consistency. Several processes were merged for clarity, content was added to domain docs, and the Getting Started guide now clarifies the two implementation approaches.

Additions​

• Included an analogy of a mother giving bitter medicine to her child to better illustrate how to handle affliction from Allah.
• Added the definition of fitna in the 'resolving disputes and avoiding boycotting' process.
• Included the condition of receiving Allah's mercy in the 'hope and fear' domain.
• Added the hadith about seeing people from hellfire in the 'cry and fear misguidance' process.
• Included a hadith to motivate being unknown in the 'love of status and ostentation' domain.
• Added a comparison between the richness and poverty of this life and the next in the 'asceticism' domain.
• Added another way to get your supplication accepted in the 'reliance' domain.
• Included the Prophet's hadith about sponsoring the orphan in the 'help orphans or people in need' process to increase motivation.

Additions​

• Introduced the "Vision" layer to the top of the hierarchy to explicitly state the ultimate goal (Janna) that drives all subsequent actions.
• Adopted a "Reverse Goal Setting" framework to better align the system with spiritual aspirations rather than corporate productivity metrics.

Additions​

• Included prohibition of joking about religion.
• Added mention of death in conversation as a way to remind of mortality.
• Included examples in the "avoiding false impressions" section under "sincerity and truthfulness."
• Added the last part of the night as a time for repentance.
• Added the impact of saying salawat on the Day of Resurrection.
• Recognized that there can be situations of differing opinions on important topics where no one is directly involved, and added an action to address that.
• Included the prohibition of fantasizing to prevent lusts.

Additions​

• Included a section on hypocrisy in the sincerity initiative.

Additions​

• A new, more straightforward method for applying the system was added.
• Included the system's limitations and how to overcome them in "Getting Started."
• Another essential process related to properly using blessings was added: "Guarding Your Eyes and Ears."

Additions​

• Added a new process for supplicating during blessed times.
• Added the Arabic version of the dhikr that we should recite at the end of the gathering to the process "Speak Purposefully or Maintain Silence."

Additions​

• Added action details to "lower the gaze" process
• Added performance image example to getting started

Welcome to the first release of Roadmap to Janna. I hope it will be as beneficial for you as it has been for me, or even more.